Login = Logoff ?

[markon]

Dear Support,

ICH7000lI U818729 LHST ACCESS QT 02:25:06 ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012
U8l8729 LOGON IN PROGRESS AT 02:32:01 ON SEPTEMBER 24, 2012
NO BROADCAST MESSAGES
U818729 LOGGED OFF TSO QT 02:32:03 ON SEPTEMBER 24, 2012
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I think, it is the most typical request on DEZHI support to clear a message like this.
The reason is normally the misusing of standards of DEZHI. So - as in my fall actually - I post a new topic,
and the supportler reacts sooner or later with an explanation (followed typically by some comments).
My I recommend an other way, namely, the one who bans the user, can mail her/him, describing the reason WHY and HOW?
So can we spare the board for really important Q/A.

For my case: I consider myself for an experienced user (although I am since some times "out of business", and I must familiarize me again in some trivials on special reasons). Even so, I can not recognize any erratic behaviour on my side. So please clarify me, and I will try to avoid this in the future.
Again, if my misbehaviour was a typical one, so answer it pls. public, to deserve a closer attention.

Thank you again in advance,
Gabor

[prino]

You caused several RACF violations on 'SYSFAN.CICS.SDFHMAC' and 'CICSTS23.CICS.SDFHLOAD' by using the IBM standard procedure to assemble maps.

For the macro library you must use a library of yourself, for the CICS load library, you must use 'SYSFAN.CICS.LOAD'.

I've take you out of the auto-logoff list, so you should be OK again.

[markon]

Prino,

You caused several RACF violations on 'SYSFAN.CICS.SDFHMAC' and 'CICSTS23.CICS.SDFHLOAD' by using the IBM standard procedure to assemble maps.

For the macro library you must use a library of yourself, for the CICS load library, you must use 'SYSFAN.CICS.LOAD'.

...on the other side,you can see in FAQ...

Where can I save my CICS maps and load modules.

Postby sysprog » Fri 10 Jul 2009, 01:41
Please use following datasets for your CICS maps and load modules:
User CICS load modules:

Code: Select all
SYSFAN.CICS.LOAD

User CICS maps:

Code: Select all
SYSFAN.CICS.SDFHMAC

Best Regards,
Gabor

[prino]

You are right, this is inconsistent. 'SYSFAN.CICS.SDFHMAC' should be "UACC(UPDATE)". The admins will have to change this.

[steve-myers]

Unlikely.

'SYSFAN.CICS.SDFHMAC has been damaged by people attempting to store load modules in it, Who knows what other damage has been done to it.

[prino]

Unlikely.

'SYSFAN.CICS.SDFHMAC has been damaged by people attempting to store load modules in it, Who knows what other damage has been done to it.

I remember this unfortunate episode. I'll change the FAQ to tell users they need their own data set!